SMUTTON. MUTTON. ■ MUTTON. Sides from 6/-. Sides from 6/-. Sides from 6/-. Sides from 6/-. LAMB. LAMB. LAMB. Sides from 8/-. Sides from 8/-. Sides from 8/-. Sides from 8/-. BEEF. BEEF. BEEF. Joints of it from 1/6. Joints of it from 1/6. (J Joints of it from 1/6. , Joints of it from 1/6. > —At—- ' MAWHERA MEAT COY. TAINUI ST. & MARSDEN RD. PUBLIC NOTICES. NATIONAL MILITARY RESERVE A N Emergency Parade of the above Unit will be held at the Drill Hall, Greymouth, TO-NIGHT, 7.45; Officers and N.C.O.’s at 7. Full muster. Dress: Drill Order with Arms.—J. McKNIGHT, Capt. O/C. Coy. RED CROSS SHOP DAY. Competition Winners: I DINNER, Mrs. C. Dewar, High J - 7 St.; Baby Set, Mrs. J. Sligo; Model Lorry, L. Richardson, Blaketown; Silk Scarf, Mrs. J. Sligo; Plates, Mrs. J. Sligo. SOCIETY. * THE Committee and Members of x the V.A.D.’s wish to thank all those who patronised the Shop on Friday last; also donors, for their gifts. _ TfAT people! Consult the scales x alter a week’s Bonkora treatment. Williams and Ross, Mackay Street. National Week in Christchurch IT’S TIME TO THINK OF FURS. IT’S TIME TO THINK OF FURS. If you are coming to Christchurch . for the Races, call on John Gunn ' for new Furs or bring your present 1 Fur Coat or Necklet in for Repairs . and Renovations while you are in £ town. * If you are not coming to Christchurch, then send your Furs by •* registered mail for an estimate of £ the cost of repairs and renovations. * JOHN GUNN & CO. ' JOHN GUNN & CO. f 95 Cashel Si., Christchurch. p ROSES PLANT NOW.—We have a full I range of the following:— FULL STANDARD ROSES, 6/ea. in all shades. POLYANTHA STANDARD F ROSES, in all shades, 6/- ea. 'BUSH ROSES in all shades, 2/- ea. or 20/- per doz. CLIMBING ROSES, 2/- ea. or 20/- f per doz. ”1 RAMBLING ROSES, 2/- ea. or 20/- doz. [ POLYANTHA BUSH ROSES, 2/- J ea., 20/- per doz.
NAIRN’S NURSERIES LTD. (W. J. HUMM, Manager). Box 426, CHRISTCHURCH. —Or—--166 Lincoln Road, CHRISTCHURCH. 'SALE BARGAINS. WE are offering Substantial Re- ’ ’ ductions in the following lines for a short period only: Cardigans, Jumpers, Raincoats, Umbrellas, Scarves, Handbags, Childrens Woollies, Bed Jackets and Satin Cushions. See Our Display. CAROLINE. ALBERT ST. The Dryest Place on the West Coast is under one of WEBSTER’S LOCALLY-MADE UMBRELLAS. H'E have made a special line of ’ v Ladies’ and Gents’ Umbredas to suit the West Coast climate. These Umbrellas carry the firm s 12 Months’ Guarantee. We specialise in re-covering and repairing Umbrellas. —Note Address— G. A. WEBSTER MAWHERA QUAY. GREYMOUTH.
WEST COASTERS . . . —Call at— NEW RAILWAY HOTEL Manchester Street, Christchurch. (One Minute from Station). Best Liquor Stocked. Moderate Tariff. Good Table. Under New Management. TOM DEYELL PROPRIETOR. TO STAY IN CHRISTCHURCH. HIS LORDSHIP’S HOTEL. (Next Bells’ Cycle Works). Lichfield Street, Christchurch. In making appointments West Coasters say “His Lordship’s”—a real West Coast house. ONLY SPEIGHTS ALE ON TAP. J. P. GOULDING PROPRIETOR.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 12 August 1941, Page 1
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